Lium's decentralized GPU cloud spans 68 datacenters in 21 countries, pays for idle GPU minutes
markjeffrey · x · 2026-09-24
Lium, a decentralized GPU cloud built on Bittensor, now aggregates capacity from 68 datacenters across 21 countries and lets anyone list GPU nodes for rent in about 5 minutes, with payouts even for idle minutes.
Its docs show a fixed NVIDIA allow-list (H100/H200/B200/B300 down to RTX consumer cards) with per-model reward weights, Bittensor wallet and subnet 51 registration requirements, and daily USD settlement.
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